Win10 10122 preview version of the start menu: interface, function and experience are good

In October last year, in the first official Windows 10 technology preview released by Microsoft (Build 9841), the start menu was unremarkable, but provided a dull user interface, very simple features, and no animation. After a lapse of seven months, the start menu in the newly released Windows 10 internal preview (Build 10122) is nearing finalization, and Microsoft said the current design will appear in the official version of Windows 10.

The blurry effects used in the new Start menu are very eye-catching and fit perfectly into the dark theme of the Windows 10 system. It has to be said that the resizable option greatly enhances the experience for the start menu, and the user can define the size of the adjustment on the desktop according to his or her preferences and habits. Dynamic Tiles brings a new 3D effect that provides a more modern touch experience.

One of the new features introduced in version 10122 is the Jump List, which was shown at Microsoft's Build conference this year, and all users in the new version can experience this feature by default. The item was first introduced on Windows 7. When you move the mouse over the tile of some applications (such as Internet Explorer), it will display a right arrow in the upper right corner. Click the arrow to display “ The Jump List & rdquo; can quickly open a fixed or commonly used website or file.